Please keep the snow.
Is that a die crack running along the top of WE TRUST? Looks like some doubling but I'm not a variety collector.
Looks like the entire date is strike doubled but clearer photos are needed.
I believe the Q is for Edward Spring of New York. It's a counterstamp as previously mentioned and it's considered damaged. However, there are a...
Not a Mint error.
There are many types of doubling, most of which are worth nothing above the face value of the coin. I see more damage than I see in doubling on...
Because we can Paddy! I buy a lot of cull silver dollars myself. Most are in the G-VG range. Some are better. Common dates get up to XF. Yes a...
Spend it later.
It's known as worthless doubling.
As stated by other members this coin is damaged and only worth face value. Whoever gave you the idea it's an error and worth money knows a lot...
Use the gallon size not the smaller ones.
Welcome to CT. Nothing in the minting process would cause that.
If you do send the coin in for grading, send photos of that coin on the end of the roll. It can't hurt.
The same person will buy it and pay another insane price. Wish I had money to waste like that.
Very nice CUD. Shame about that fingerprint.
Looks natural for the end of the roll but once removed it looks artificial. Probably improperly stored.
It looks great for its age. Please leave as is. Worth about $.75-$1.00 at current prices and condition. If cleaned it will always be worth melt value.
Looks normal to me but looks larger due to wear. The 62 have worn more than the 19. Remember, it has been in circulation for 56 years.
Well worn but a great lamination error.
Damage or as we call it PMD. Post Mint Damage as it happened after it left the US Mint. Only worth spending value.
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